How To Have Snowfall on Your WordPress Powered Blog

It’s Winter and Christmas nearing so here’s how you can have Snowfall right on your WordPress powered blog using these plugins, which let you create a virtual snowfall on your blog.Recently WordPress.com users now have a plugin that will have snowingeffect on blogs till January 2009.Here are 2 plugin for having a snowfall effect on self-hosted wordpress blogs.

Let It Snow!

Aen Ten has come up with a wordpress plugin Let It Snow that makes use of the script by Scott Schiller.

Installation :

• To install, upload the folder “let-it-snow” with its contents to “wp-content/plugins/”
• Activate the plugin in your admin panel.

Configuaration :

• The snowfall is configurable by editing snowstorm.js.
• If the snow is going under or covered by stuff on your page, you need to open up snowstorm.js and change this.o.style.zIndex = 2; at line 192 to something like this.o.style.zIndex = 999;.
• More Configuartion of the script is available here.

Check out the plugin in action at the author’s blog.

Download Let It Snow ! Plugin

Wp-Flake

This plugin is easily customizable from the settings panel.It lets you choose the color and size of the snow flakes, It lets you have 2 types of snow flakes.There is no need to edit the code as is required in the previous plugin.The javascript snow effect is based on code by Kurt Grigg

Installation :

1. Download the wp-flake plugin below
2. Unpack the zip archive contents in your wordpress plugins folder (/wp-content/plugins/) and keep zip folders structure intact.
3. Enable the plugin in your WordPress Plugins admin page -> Flake.
Go to Options ->Flake and adjust the options if necessary and save.

PLugin HomePage –  Download Wp-Flake

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   December 9, 2008 at 6:47 pm

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